Imo: Group Seeks Synergy with Lawmaker for Development of lmo State
— Urges Hon Ozurumba to be focused.
Emmanuel lkpeama
ln continuation of the efforts of the leadership of a socio-cultural association to engender a more cordial relationship that will further bring development and growth to the people of Isu Local Government Area in Imo State, the Executive of Amurie Omanze Development Union, (AODU), Owerri branch, on Monday paid a courtesy visit to the Member Representing Isu State Constituency in the Imo State House Of Assembly, Hon Barrister Emeka Kingsley Ozurumba.
The leader of the delegation and Chairman Amurie Omanze Development Union, Engr Bede Agara stated that their visit was to seek a collaboration between the Lawmaker and the people of lsu local government for greater development of the local government and lmo state at large.
Engr. Agara expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the warm reception afforded him and his members. He equally showed his delight and that of other members of the union over the victory of the honourable lawmaker.

He reminded Hon Barrister Ozurumba of his promise to join Amurie Omanze Development Union, Owerri branch, as soon as he was declared victorious and inaugurated as a lawmaker.
The Chairman went further to commend his Excellency, Governor Hope Uzodimma on his giant strides in the state, especially on the nomination of an Isu Son as Commissioner designate, while calling for a synergy between Hon Barrister Emeka Ozurumba and Commissioner designate Modestus Osakwe for the greater Isu local government.
Also speaking, the Vice Chairman of the Union, Mr Childera Mere advised the Honourable Member to always welcome and listen to every visitor to his office, praying that he would succeed as a lawmaker.
Responding the lawmaker,the Member Representing Isu State Constituency,Hon. Barrister Emeka Ozurumba thanked the union for their visit which he described as rare, unique and privileged, as this is the first official visit by his town union since after his inauguration as a lawmaker few weeks ago.
The lawmaker noted that the quality of love shown to him by the people of Amurie Omanze Development Union is unquantifiable,as he promised not to relent in giving good representation to the people.
“This is homecoming for me. Pardon me, I want to express myself better. This visit is so important to me because you have made me proud. This visit to me is golden and I will go extra mile to show my appreciation. My doors are always open. I need your advice and input to succeed as your only voice in the Legislative Arm Of Government”.
Hon Ozurumba continued, “within one week of my inauguration of representing you. My voice is always heard on matters of State importance. Although I am the last Honourable Member to be inaugurate but was made the chairman of the most important committee, which is Labour/Productivity, Civil Service And Pension. This simply means that I am here to protect your jobs and your labours will not be in vain. I will represent you with the fear of God”.he stated.
The Chairman Labour and Productivity,Civil Service and Pension Committee noted that he has no reason not to work in synergy with his brother, Hon Modestus Osakwe, for the progress and development of Isu local government.
While assuring them of his commitment towards the development of Amurie Development Union and lsu at large.
“I am happy you all have accepted to work with me, for the progress and development of Isu State Constituency,l will continue to show immense support to any activity presented by Amurie Omanze Development Union, for the upliftment of Isu local government. Presently, I have started making moves to restore electricity in Amurie. I will soon join the Owerri branch of Amurie Development Union”,Emeka Ozurumba concluded.
Other members of Amurie Omanze Development Union who were present at the occasion are Barrister Pius Nwanyanwu, Mr Dominic Okoro, Sir Hyginus Okpara.,Mr Ben Egbuchulam, Chief Uju Oleribe,Mrs Clementina Nwanyanwu,President of the Women’s Wing,Prof Peter Nkeonye,Hon Okey Uzoho,TPO Kingsley Uzor among others.
